Brake mechanism for a creeper

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1987-08-17

1989-03-28

Halvosa, George E. A.

Brakes

Vehicle

Ground-engaging

254422, 280 326, B60T 114

Patent

active

048155691

ABSTRACT:
The brake construction is comprised of first and second U-shaped leg means which are pivotally attached to the bottom surface of the creeper platform and interconnected by means of a tie rod. A manually operated handle is attached to one of the leg means to effect pivoting motion of both leg means between a brake engagement position and a brake release position. When the leg means are in the brake engagement position, they define a generally divergent angle which tends to lock the brake construction in the brake engagement position.

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